I don't know much about gold stocks or the nuances with calculating AISC, but I do believe I notice a disconnect between the discussion on here and analyst commentary regarding the latest update, namely that the increase AISC is of a non-cash nature.
Taken from Goldman Sach's research:
If it is of a non-cash nature, well who cares?
I note this is only a component of the downgrade and not everything, so there does appear to be some genuine value loss.
Ann: Quarterly Activities Report, page-63
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